the emergence of the theory of Ecocriticism as an inclusive theory to overcome such deficiencies. In "Dismantling Oppression: An Analysis of the Connection Between Women and Animals", Lori Gruen gives an examination of what she calls "anthropocentric feminisms" (liberal feminism, Marxist feminism, and socialist feminism), showing how each separates humans from animals and nature, and gives the former the upper hand over the latter. Then, she "trace(s)…
Name Course Professor’s Name Date Analysis and Evaluation of Eating Animal The author of the book, Eating Animal, Jonathan Safran Foer focuses on a very important issue of the contemporary world that is food. Eating habits, food culture, farming, and food manufacturing are very closely related. Consumers most of the time ignore where food comes from. They eat food because it is a basic need that they need for survival. However, the author of the book digs deeper into the process of how and where…
between two groups: the monists and the dualists. At the core of monist thinking is the belief that only one supreme being exists. This belief is split up into two forms: physicalism, the doctrine that everything is physical matter; and idealism, the belief that everything that is thought to be physical is only an illusion. One philosopher, in particular, who held a strong conviction towards supporting monist and idealist thinking was George Berkeley. Contrary to the likes of dualism, Berkeley argued…